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This is a transcription of the Shipping Lists from South Africa Magazine dated June 27, 1896.
LISTS OF PASSENGERS
Per the R.M.S. Moor, which arrived at Plymouth last Saturday:
CAPE, &c.
Captain Mein
Mrs. Mein
Mr. Mein
Mrs. Mein
Mrs. Bowler
Mr. A. Wallace
Mr. E. O. Leake
Mr. Aguiar
Mr. James
Mr. Joliffe
Mr. J. Wright
Mrs. Wright
Mr. Rookledge
Mr. A. C. W. Stewart
Mr. Butters
Mrs. Butters
Mr. G. Parker
Mr. Donaldson
Mr. Edenborough
Mr. Kamp
Master Edward Kamp
Dr. Greig
Mrs. Greig
Mr. Powell
Mrs. Powell
Master Powell
Miss Powell
Master Powell
Maid
Mr. Gurney
Mrs. Pearce
Miss Pearce
Dr. P. Rendall
Mr. Junius
Mrs. Junius
Miss Junius
Master Junius
Miss Junius
Mr. W. E. Smart
Mr. Zeb Goodman
Mrs. Goodman
Master Goodman
Mr. Gabriel
Mr. Hector
Mr. Neaine
Mr. H. F. Watson
Mrs. Watson
Miss Watson
Miss Watson
Maid
Mr. Abrey
Mr. Evans
Dr. A. W. Harding
Mrs. Harding
Miss Elt
Miss Ballard
Miss Jamieson
Master Jamieson
Major Packman
Mr. Abadie
Mrs. Abadie
Mr. St. Auburn
Mrs. St. Auburn
Mr. Marklew
Mr. Penketh
Miss. Barker
Major Northcote
Mrs. F. Eckstein
Miss Eckstein
Master Eckstein
Maid
Maid
Mrs. Edenborough
Miss Smart
Lieutenant Blackman
Mrs. Blackman
Mr. Gordon Parkes
Mr. Molyneux
Mr. Anderson
Mr. Hardwick
Mr. Bantree
Per the R.M.S. Roslin Castle, sailing from Southampton to-day:
MADEIRA
Mr. E. Reid
Mr. J. Prior
Mr. H. Peck
Miss Cafey
CAPE TOWN
Hon. H. Howard
Mr. S. Guthrie
Mr. G. W. Heinekey
Mr. Van den Wall Bakr
Mr. Van den Wall Bakr, jun.
Mr. R. Bisschop
Mr. S. Oppenheimer
Mr. J. Norrie
Miss Griesbach
Mr. C. L. Griesbach
Mr. J. W. Roberts
Mr. Dawson
Mrs. Dawson
Mr. Frank A. Wills
Dr. Gordon
Mr. T. A. Bunning
Mr. B. Guthrie
Mrs. Evans
Mr. J. Loopuyt
Mr. W. Y. Campbell
Miss Miller
Miss Lindsay
Mr. H. Percy
Mr. A. L. Collie
Mr. Greenlees
Captain Budd
EAST LONDON
Miss B. M. Corke
NATAL
Mr. Raymond
Mrs. Raymond
MADAGASCAR
Miss E. Lawrence
Per the intermediate steamer Goth, sailing from Southampton to-day:
CAPE TOWN
Captain E. M. Burton, R. E.
Mrs. Burton
Maid
Mrs. Miller
Mrs. Tennyson-Cole
Mr. Rivas
Miss E. Reeler
Miss M. Reeler
ALGOA BAY
Miss B. M. Jameson
NATAL
Mr. G. Exham
Mr. R. Exham
PASSENGERS FOR SOUTH AFRICA
The following additional passengers have booked for the various South African ports: - By the Arundel Castle, sailing on July 4: Mr. T. H. Soobey, Mr. Corry. By the Hawarden Castle, sailing on July 11: Mr. Arthur Forbes, Mr. J. Laing Miller, Mr. H. C. Boyd, Lady Susan Brown, Professor and Mrs. Corstorphine, Mrs. Skead and daughters. By the Tantallon Castle, sailing on July 25: Mr. G. Stagg, Mr. A. Hillyard, Dr. D. G. Cilliers, Mr. And Miss Rose-Innes, Mrs. Vintcent, Mr. J. R. Matthie, Miss Violet Matthie, Rev. T. Davenport, Lady Sprigg. By the Moor, sailing on July 4: Mr. Rothschild and family, Mr. H. Gorletz, Mr. Lightfoot, Mr. Milne, Mrs. Phillips and family. By the Scot, sailing on July 18: Mr. And Mrs. Montague Saville, Count Edward de Siezzo Noris, Mr. Pullinger, and the following members of Mr. Conby’s Concert Company: Madame Amy Sherwin, Miss Florence Olliver, Mr. Lemmone, Mr. Stockwell, Mr. Gladstone Wright, Mr. Marshall.
Miscellaneous articles on the same page:
We are informed by the Union Line and Castle Line that the Union Steam Ship Company will dispatch the fine steel built S.S. Indralema, 3150 tons, from Southampton on or about Saturday, July 11, taking cargo for Cape Town, Port Elizabeth (Algoa Bay), East London, Port Natal, Delagoa Bay, without transhipment.
The Veld system of school-training in telegraphy has now been five years in existence in the Transvaal; still it is reported that not one telegraphist has been turned out fit for work in the larger offices of the country, and only five are in service in the smaller offices. Good telegraphists are badly wanted in the Transvaal, and it is proposed to erect a school of instruction.